QiMeng means ‘enlightenment,’ according to an SCMP report on its unveiling. As of now, two processors have been created using QiMeng: QiMeng-CPU-v1, which is comparable to an Intel 486; and ...

RIP, 486 processor. You've had a long run since Intel released you back in 1989. While Microsoft stopped supporting you with the release of Windows XP in 2001, Linux kept you alive and well for ...

He picked up an SBC with an Intel 486 DX4 CPU clocked at 100 MHz as well as a four-slot ISA backplane for expansion purposes. Mackrodt went with a Tseng Labs ET4000 for graphics and chose an ESS ...

The 486 was the hot new CPU of the early 90s, while Windows XP became a household name and Microsoft's most popular OS over a decade later.

The Linux kernel is finally putting the 486 processor out of its misery, ending decades of backward compatibility that even Microsoft ditched with Windows XP back in 2001. Foir those who came in ...

A CPU on a homemade daughter card that likely has so much noise on the bus that it will never run at near full speed. 486 external busses ran at 25, 33 or (very rarely) 50 MHz. A ‘computer ...

I replaced the CPU with a Cyrix 486DLC, and also added a 387DX coprocessor. I was in University at the time. My friend had the budget for an actual 486DX-33, but I didn’t.

Over 14,000 deletions possible. According to Molnar, most of the support for the old CPU is in the "math-emu" library. In total, i.e. for all parts of the kernel, 80 files would have to be changed ...